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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 26144] - Cookie Manager Issue

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Cookie Manager Issue

jsalvata@atg.com changed:

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           Severity|Critical                    |Minor



------- Additional Comments From jsalvata@atg.com  2004-01-23 01:24 -------
I guess the reason for this is that you left the cookie's expiration field to
zero -- that marks the cookie as expired in Jan 1st 1970, so it will never be used.

Enter a large number like 99999999999 in that field and it will work as you expect.

We should remove that field from the GUI and take 99999999999 or equivalent as
the value for all manually-entered cookies. I don't believe there's any other
meaningful behaviour.

Changing, however, this bug into a minor, since it has an easy workaround.

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